Start of my Ranchu Adventure

[betta_zoid87]

One quick way to differentiate Lionhead and buffalo:

Lionhead tends to have a overall 'cauliflower' kind of headgrowth.

Buffalo head tends to have a clear seperation between the crown and the cheeks growth.




The one on the top is a buffalo head and the one on the bottom is Lionhead.

[streetsmart73]

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

One quick way to differentiate Lionhead and buffalo:

Lionhead tends to have a overall 'cauliflower' kind of headgrowth.

Buffalo head tends to have a clear seperation between the crown and the cheeks growth.




The one on the top is a buffalo head and the one on the bottom is Lionhead.

bro, thank you for the clear definition & distinction.

aiyoh! me drooling now hoh. somemore, cny is acoming

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

One quick way to differentiate Lionhead and buffalo:

Lionhead tends to have a overall 'cauliflower' kind of headgrowth.

Buffalo head tends to have a clear seperation between the crown and the cheeks growth.




The one on the top is a buffalo head and the one on the bottom is Lionhead.

Thank U so much for the effort,bro!!

[situs-sk2]

Thanks for sharing the pics to identify the differences, thumbs upz

[hifi88]

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

One quick way to differentiate Lionhead and buffalo:

Lionhead tends to have a overall 'cauliflower' kind of headgrowth.

Buffalo head tends to have a clear seperation between the crown and the cheeks growth.




The one on the top is a buffalo head and the one on the bottom is Lionhead.

so which one to keep is best for beginner

[betta_zoid87]

For beginner,I suggest you keep the cheapest ranchu you can find. Below $10 type. Because a good Buffalo or lionchu can fetch a price of $60 and above.

for me,I keep the cheap ones first. after keeping it for 6 months with no diseases or sickness and got the hang of doing regular water changes,I then move on to the slightly expensive ones.

[hifi88]

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

For beginner,I suggest you keep the cheapest ranchu you can find. Below $10 type. Because a good Buffalo or lionchu can fetch a price of $60 and above.

for me,I keep the cheap ones first. after keeping it for 6 months with no diseases or sickness and got the hang of doing regular water changes,I then move on to the slightly expensive ones.

before discus i keep cheaper ranchu before but they stop growing after a certain size so may like to keep a few good one if i come across it

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

For beginner,I suggest you keep the cheapest ranchu you can find. Below $10 type. Because a good Buffalo or lionchu can fetch a price of $60 and above.

for me,I keep the cheap ones first. after keeping it for 6 months with no diseases or sickness and got the hang of doing regular water changes,I then move on to the slightly expensive ones.

when u move on then the old gf how ah? see new fish will hand itchy de! LOL

[betta_zoid87]

Bro,I gave them up for adoption. this way,I hope to encourage the newbie to keep ranchu/gf. But I'm worried if the fishes end up at the wrong hand. :/

Originally Posted by betta_zoid87

Bro,I gave them up for adoption. this way,I hope to encourage the newbie to keep ranchu/gf. But I'm worried if the fishes end up at the wrong hand. :/

ic...yea thats the worry sumtimes.

any lobang where btw